Thailand > Phetchabun > Muang Phetchabun District > Tat Mok National Park

“A nature trail also provides an up-close look at the beautiful surroundings”

Tat Mok National Park It also provides an important watershed for the Pa Sak River and Chi River. Moreover, it is border area of 3 national parks: Nam Nao National Park, Phu Kheaw Wildlif Sanctuary and Tabo-Huay Yai Sanctuary.It is the 87th national park of Thailand and declared as the national park on 1998. The main attraction is the view point on km.3 where you can see the whole Phetchabun town and sunset.

That Mok is another interesting point to visit. It is 7km far from park office. However, you need to follow the car route and walking trail for about 1,800m along the canal. The final part of the trail is quite steep. Tat Mok waterfall is a one-tier waterfall flowing from the 750m high cliff. The forest around the waterfall is unspoiled. The water that falls from the cliff creates the fine mist which is the origin of the waterfall’s name. Both sides of the trails leading up to the waterfall are shaded by large trees, giving the hike up to the waterfall a relaxing feel.

Opening hours: 05.00 AM - 08.00 PM

Admission fee is 100 baht for adults and 50 baht for children.
Residences are provided (5 persons per each residence and 1,000 baht for a night).
Camping is also available (2-6 persons per each tent and 200-600 for a night).

The park open daily from 6.00 am-6.00pm. Admission fee is 100 bath for adults and 50 bath for children. For more information, call 0 5681 0616 or 08 9703 8855 or visit website www.dnp.go.th